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In this episode of Extra Shot of Chai, we take on the nearly impossible challenge of ranking their favorite Shah Rukh Khan films. From timeless romances to intense dramas, we debate which roles truly define the King of Bollywood—and which ones sparked a little friendly fire.

 Let’s just say, when you’ve got a filmography as iconic as SRK’s, things get complicated fast. Some picks made the cut, some raised eyebrows, and yes, some characters got lovingly dragged.

 Tune in as we celebrate the man who made us believe in love, slow-motion entries, and tragic backstories!

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- Munni: Judai by Ali & Shjr

- Kavitha: Mujhe Peene Do by Darshan Raval 

- Wrijoya: Right Here Right Now from Bluffmaster

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SPEAKER_01:

Okay. Why do you look tired? And why do you look tired? And why do I look tired? What happened last night? I don't know. We thought we were in our 20s. Speak for yourself.

SPEAKER_02:

I definitely 40s is the new 20s, okay. That's what we thought we were. That's what we were thought we were doing.

SPEAKER_03:

I definitely went a decade backwards last night because my bedtime was 4 30 a.m. But forget about all that.

SPEAKER_01:

How much fun did we have? Yes. Oh, wait, what did we do first? Can we tell our friends what we did? Yes, please, please. So uh there is this uh DJ. His name is AJ Wavy. He blew up on TikTok I probably around four years ago. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

I think it was definitely COVID time. Yeah, COVID time.

SPEAKER_03:

And with his dad, yes, he would do the funny body and his little brother, and they did cute little readings.

SPEAKER_01:

Funny faces and funny, like fun, just funny reaction video uh. So he would mix like an English song and then all of a sudden put this random Bollywood song in it where you think it's not gonna mix at all, and it mixes really well, and his dad's like, huh?

SPEAKER_02:

Like, yes, or like disappointed still because you're ruining the Bollywood like true Bollywood fans or music fans, like, oh, remixing with this, like what are you doing? You're messing it up. But he does such a good job. So good, so good, and he was in town, and we decided that we're gonna be those people, and so last minute is when we decided, and leave our house at 11:30 to go to this thing.

SPEAKER_03:

We pre-gamed with coffee because we need that caffeine to stay up past her midnight and well for for me.

SPEAKER_01:

I was like, okay, if Sahaj says it's okay for me to go, then I'll go. Otherwise, I like that you need permission from your child. Because Sahe loves AJ Wavy, and he's nine. I cannot take him to a club because it's 18 plus. Good decision, good decision. Yeah, and he was like, Yeah, mom, AJ Wavy's so great, you should go. And it was great. And AJ Wavy, we met him, very nice guy, very super nice.

SPEAKER_03:

Apparently, buddies with Rajoy on Insta. Buddies, but I followed him way back when, before, you know, all the global um things. Which, by the way, recently he did a musical cover for Nora Fatehi's performance somewhere with Saki Saki and Dilber Dilber and everything, and it was really good. So, anyway, going back to last night, I actually landed from my flight back from Mississippi because I'm here for a few days, so great to be back and see you all in person. But I left straight from Dallas, went straight to you, Covey. You picked me up, then we met up at Munza's, got ready, then we went straight to the club, and we did not leave the club before like 3:30. I think.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think I came in my pajamas to pick you up because I was like, I need to take a pregame nap if I think I'm gonna stay up and do this. And it was one of the best nights. Even the little kids we went with, and when I say little kids, they were in their 20s, but they were like, This was in their little low, like whatever their anachronyms, TBH, the best clubbing night of my life. Which honestly was such a compliment. Yes, so nice.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, it was it was a lot of fun. I think uh I was talking to one of our uh friends and uh was saying that it was really fun, and he was like, Yeah, if the music is good, doesn't matter where you are, you're gonna have fun. And if you enjoyed the music, and that's what it was, it was like we enjoyed the music a lot, and the group of people you're hanging out with, like everyone enjoyed the music, right? Like all of us that were there together, we had such a good time because we ourselves are our vibe ourselves.

SPEAKER_01:

People make it, right?

SPEAKER_02:

And then, and then the music itself was just so good. And he is a great, if you don't follow him and if you haven't seen his uh haven't heard any of his mixes, he does great mixes. He's from the UK, he's touring in the US for I think a couple of weeks. I think his next stop is Miami, and I think he's going back to like New York again. So he's around if you guys haven't gotten tickets. Um, they weren't really expensive here for us, and they weren't really like it wasn't that crowded either. So it was like fun that it wasn't crowded. Yeah, and we were because we took over the dance floor.

SPEAKER_01:

We were Joya took over the dance floor.

SPEAKER_02:

We were her backup dancers, so yeah, it was a good time.

SPEAKER_01:

That's why we're tired today. Yes, and shout out to Aura Lounge, it was really nice. Um, sahib there was really nice. He was the one that was like, Yeah, you guys wanted to pick take a picture, just hang out with him. Yes, we got a picture with him. Yeah, we got a picture with him, got him to do a shout-out. Maybe we'll post it on extra shot of chai, and um you guys can see who AJ Weavy is. Yes, love him. Thank you, Avy. Avy whose real name is Ajay.

SPEAKER_02:

Ajit.

SPEAKER_03:

What's your real name? It's like Ajay? Oh. Okay, Covey was asked to do a countdown to take a photo. Oh gosh. And she got so nervous. I think the jitters came and she was.

SPEAKER_01:

No, what was happening?

SPEAKER_03:

Three, two, five, four. I'm like, cubby, control, yeah, control.

SPEAKER_01:

I think I was also tired. This was at 3.16 in the morning because that's the video type.

SPEAKER_02:

Adrenaline was going slowly, slowly lower.

SPEAKER_01:

And we were freezing too. That's why we came in that second back way, and then we're like, oh, look, he's right here. That was nice. Fun. Fun times. We had a really, really fun time. I think we should do it again when the next big DJ comes into town. Maybe not Rithik Roshan type of shows, though. It's not a DJ. We know what that was, remember? Oh, so bad. Breaking news, Muni. Anything interesting happening?

SPEAKER_02:

I don't know if it's breaking news or anything, but do you remember how much like you love the couple? Um, Salman and Karina. Karina and Mark are they married? Did they get married? Salman and Karishma did not get married. Oh, they should.

SPEAKER_03:

But how man will never get married. I don't think.

SPEAKER_02:

I still think they should get married. He's gonna be Leonardo DiCaprio. They're never gonna get married. Yeah, dating the 20-year-olds. Yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_01:

Um, we go party with the 20-year-olds, they'll date them.

SPEAKER_02:

And they um on I think not recent, but I think Karina and Krishma both were on the couple show.

unknown:

Okay.

SPEAKER_02:

And on the couple show, um, Karina made a comment saying that she had like Karina Karishma had a huge crush on Salman. See? So yeah, it could have happened. Damn it, Salman. He was running after the 20-year-olds back then. She was 20 at that time, but um Karina said Lolo was totally into Salman. Um, and it was so funny. So I I think they have a good friendship though. Like, I think they have a good friendship.

SPEAKER_03:

I don't think Karina starts drama and says these funny comments all the time, anyway.

SPEAKER_01:

Remember, she was saying to Renbir, she's like, I'll dance at you and engage me. Yes, maybe maybe Chiknicha Melia would be like, or she lucky Jamani. Like, what Renbir and Katrina were dating?

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, it was like it was that was a weird thing because she was like very much alluding to them getting married, and then he was like, I don't know what you're talking about. Like, what are you doing? And then like we hear that they broke up, yeah, exactly. Um on other news, um, American's movie Sitara Zamin Bar. I think we talked about this movie, right? Sitara.

SPEAKER_01:

Well, when we're talking about Janilia and Riteshmuk, yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

So she they're doing so Janelia is in that movie and the movie's supposed to release. Yeah, it's supposed to be released on June 20th.

SPEAKER_03:

And it's kind of associated with Tara Zamin. I think so.

SPEAKER_02:

I didn't read up onto like what it's like how it's associated with.

SPEAKER_03:

Is it like a second version, like a sequel?

SPEAKER_02:

It doesn't say it's a sequel. It doesn't say that it's a sequel or anything, but the way the it's the movie's named, it sounds like it could be a sequel. I think it is, or maybe a prequel. Who knows? It could be a prequel too. I'm not sure. I actually didn't look up to see what it but actually says it's an Indian adaptation of the Spanish sports drama, um, directed by someone. So I don't know. Oh, speaking of um American, do you guys remember his nephew, Imran Khan? Yeah, so cute. Yes, he was a cutie, but he couldn't, I don't think he did a really good.

SPEAKER_03:

I had such a big crush on him, especially when his first Janetuya Janena came out. With Janilia. Yes. With Janilia, too. Oh, and now the uncle's doing a movie with Jania. That's beautiful. Which not to go back to last night, but they played buppu can dance all that. Yeah, but then you're like, let's go back.

SPEAKER_02:

I was like, I I was like, why are you playing this song? I didn't like this song. Is it DJ one or DJ two?

SPEAKER_01:

I don't know.

SPEAKER_02:

Okay, but I love DJ. They're playing it. I want to say DJ one. One, yeah. Yeah, DJ one played a lot of songs that were like obscure, kind of like you don't remember, and then all of a sudden he hits it. It's a Canadian guy. Yeah. Anyway, speaking of Amaran Khan, he's coming back and he's doing a movie with Boomy and the movie Darker. Yes.

SPEAKER_03:

Pendaker.

SPEAKER_02:

Pendaker? She's doing a movie with everything. She's doing a lot of her. I like her. I do like her. I think she's I I I like her. I don't know.

SPEAKER_03:

What is that face? I don't know.

SPEAKER_02:

I don't like her yet. Really? I like I like her.

SPEAKER_03:

I still kind of find her annoying for some reason. It's just the vibe she's giving off, but I can't put my own.

SPEAKER_02:

But you're not the you're not you're not the first person to say that. There's a lot of people that find her annoying for some reason. I haven't seen I haven't seen her any interviews that have been bad. Anything, but a lot of people, she has a lot of like bad negativity like online. I see that. Like someone wrote the other day, like the only actress without any fans. Like, it was like Really?

SPEAKER_01:

I'm her fan.

SPEAKER_02:

I like her. I can't like her.

SPEAKER_03:

Please join the club of very few.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I think so. I don't think she has a lot of people that like her. But again, I do like her. I think she does good acting and and she's fun. Um, but the movie's gonna be called Adurehum Aduretum.

SPEAKER_03:

Yeah, which is directed by the same director that did Break Yabad Um with Imran Khan, and Breakabad had that song Adurehum Aduretum.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, Breakabad was the one movie with Deepika, right? He did? Yes. Yep, yep. Oh, I don't think I saw that.

SPEAKER_03:

I mean it wasn't that great of a movie, but I wouldn't go back and watch it necessarily, but yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, but so then he's coming back with that. So I'm excited. I thought I thought he was a good one. I liked him and any move, like I this movie is not a good movie, but I like watching it because I think it's funny. Um uh Gorita de Piadme is with Karina, he did. And it has that song two, two, yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

Two two.

SPEAKER_02:

It has that song, yeah. But I I don't know why. I just it's a fun movie to watch for me. Like, I it's not that great. It's nothing I don't people other, but like in the background putting it on while you're doing other stuff, like it's fun to happen.

SPEAKER_03:

I think Karina looked gorgeous in that movie.

SPEAKER_02:

She did look gorgeous in that movie. I agree. So I was watching my reels, and one of the things popped up that talked about how Vinod Kanna and Madhuri Dis D Diskit. Diskit Biscuit Madri dick shit did a movie called Da Dayavan, I think it's called Daavan, and uh there was a very intimate scene in that movie, and uh according to reports, uh Vinod Kanna apparently lost his control in this intimate scene and continued kissing Madhuri even after the director said cut. Gross as hell. That sounds disgusting.

SPEAKER_03:

Gross as hell.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, and reports also suggested that he even ended up biting Madhury's lip, who was just 20 years old at that time that left her very uncomfortable.

SPEAKER_03:

I swear, gross old man.

SPEAKER_02:

I don't even know what this movie is. I don't remember this movie at all. I didn't even know they did movies together because we know that Kanna is Akshakanna's dad, right? And Madri did a movie with Akshakanna as well.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh yeah, Ajanachali, right?

SPEAKER_02:

Aja, and there's another one way before that, too. Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

So where they were wearing all black and they had that fun song.

SPEAKER_02:

Yes, yes, yes, yes, exactly.

SPEAKER_03:

Maybe I wonder if Akshay Kanna, like that's why part of the reason he's like his dad's son, he just doesn't want to get married, have any relationship, kids, nothing.

SPEAKER_02:

Cause like his dad sounds so weird and gross. I have no idea what Akshay Kanna's reasoning is for not getting married. It could just be personal reasons, whatever it is, but like maybe it is that. Who knows? But people reported that Kanna kept kissing Madhuri even for five minutes and bit her lips. And the actress was left bleeding and could not stop crying after the shot. Kanna later apologized to her. Firos Khan, who was a director of the film, was sent a legal notice to remove the scene after it was stirred a huge controversy during the release. And Madhuri also requested him to remove the scene. However, the actor director paid um one crore rupees to retain the film. To retain the scene in the film. Um in an old interview, Madhury uh uh revealed that she was unaware of the particular intimate scene being shot for the film. And she mentioned that even today she feels shocked whenever she watches that movie. Whenever she watches not watching, just block it out of your mind.

SPEAKER_03:

That's so there's such a good reason why she said peace and like went to Colorado for 10 years after her stint with Bollywood for a while. Because that is wasn't it?

SPEAKER_02:

But like she was that's the beginning of her career at 20. Imagine like this man and this scene, and like she's like just trying to act, and this guy was like all over. It's so disgusting, so disgusting. I mean, he must have been like 10 to 15 years older than her. No idea, but just imagine like how much more has happened to her, like other actresses.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, because we just hear about this stuff, but yeah, ew. And then there's that sha Sajid Khan thing too, right? Like similar to, right? Yeah, yeah. Sajid Khan.

SPEAKER_02:

Another girl came out. But he's been known as a dirty old man. But he's been known as that, yeah. The girl came out, like how she was supposed to go uh do an audition and he was like, Okay, auditioning her in his house, not in his office. What? Yeah, audition was in his house. This was based on the report that he would audition at her house and then told her to take off her clothes and be in her undergarments. And then she was like, excuse me, what? He was like, Yeah, if you're let me see if you're comfortable being in your under undergarments sitting here. And he's she's like, Well, if you want me to like I she's like, let me go home and like wear like my bathing suit and come back, you know? And then he's like, Okay, and apparently she left, and luckily she had someone with her that was like waiting downstairs, so she went with that person, she went home and she never went back again. She's like, never this person's like a nobody, like I don't really know the person, but still, but like that's still. I'm sure it's happened to plenty other girls. Exactly. Plenty girls, gross, yeah, yep, exactly. Gross old men.

SPEAKER_03:

So another breaking news, which is actually very sad, um recently there was a terrorist incident um close to the Kashmir border um with Bahalgum, and um, you know, this happened quite a few years ago, and which banned Falatka and Mahera, all of them being part of Bollywood again. And of course, we were just talking about their upcoming movie that he was doing, and I believe that that movie's banned now again in India in India, and it's not being released.

SPEAKER_01:

And there was all of these, like I think there was a few reels too where everybody was like almost like blaming him for these attacks or something, like because he was Pakistani, like they were like it's just dumb.

SPEAKER_03:

Like it's not it's just whenever something happens, uh political tension between any countries, like ultimately it always goes back to like the art and or the normal entertainment or education, whatever, like tourism some um most often. So it's only the like the consequences of these are always with normal people, you know? Yeah. It kind of sucks.

SPEAKER_02:

It it does sucks because we were just recently talking about like how it's great that they the tension got. I was so excited. He was doing they're doing the movie together, and then we're talking about like um Hania Amir also coming in doing a movie with um uh with Diljeet, I think it was. She was gonna do a movie with him also, but that also got scrapped. They're not doing it anymore. People are banning the movies, uh, like for the movie.

SPEAKER_01:

Well, Hanya was gonna do a movie with Dil, I didn't know.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, that's like also that would have been good. That would have been pretty good because they like, you know, so yeah, it's kind of sad that that's what's happening, and it's very interesting that it just started, like they just fixed that communication with the actors coming back and like the art's coming back, and this is how this is happening. Yeah. Well, today's episode I think is gonna be pretty fun. We're gonna talk about one of our favorite actors. Salon. Okay, yeah. I mean, I know he's your favorite actor.

SPEAKER_03:

Well, let me say universal favorite actor.

SPEAKER_02:

I think globally, internationally, a star, a superstar, Shark Khan. Talk about his movies, not particularly. Do you do do we touch on him? I can touch on him. Talk about so this is gonna be about Sharik Khan. Our favorite movie is about Shar Khan. So we'll go into that.

SPEAKER_01:

So Sharuk, S-R-K. Um, he's kind of a no-name guy, right? Like he came into this industry with no backing. He was um, I think he started doing theaters like in high school, college. So more fun facts. I have a friend that went to school with him. Ooh. He went to St. St. Columbus, so that's where he went. And my friend was like, Yeah, Shahruk and I were friends. I was like, Do you keep in touch? And he was like, No, we kind of lost touch or whatever. And I was like, This is so dumb. Like, you need to keep in touch with him. And he would tell me, he's like, Yeah, my mom didn't like him because he would come on his motorcycle and be smoking cigarettes all the time to pick him up to take to wherever they oh they hung out, they were friends. They're friends, it was a group of four of them. Him, his Shawrook, and then two other friends. It was a group of four of them. Wow, Rejoya and Covey. We were not born, I don't think. Or maybe you were not born, I was probably born. Um, but yeah, so that was really cool. I thought I was like, that is so cool that you know you actually like knew him, knew him. So I'm like, why don't you like you can easily like to like tweet him, like Twitter him or whatever. This is back then, right? Twitter him. It was like 10 years ago when Twitter like became a thing or oh, I was like, why don't you like do that?

SPEAKER_02:

Like do the bird thing. That's very interesting because uh Sharkhand did a movie called Bill Barber, and in that particular movie, the friend that was his connection, but he never wanted to reach out to him. Your Fun Con, yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

And so the thing is, is like my friend Um she would tell me the same thing. She was just like, This is such a Biloo Barber movie, because that movie had just come out at around the time when they were telling me that story, and I was like, Yeah, you should totally like reach out to him. Um, so other fun facts about Shah Rukh, he's married to somebody named Gari, who's his um high school sweetheart? High school or college sweetheart, and they have three kids. Suhana, who's uh wants to become an actress, just not very good. And then Ariane. What did you say under your breath? Not very good. And then there's Ariane Khan, who um actually that one commercial that they put out where he's doing that. What is it? Bat was cute. Bat bad, whatever that show is called. B A. So he's so dumb. Like, I was so confused for a second.

SPEAKER_03:

What you're trying to say.

SPEAKER_01:

Like, is she being a sheep?

SPEAKER_02:

Like, what's happening? Arian Khan was good in that actually.

SPEAKER_01:

It actually did a good idea. It was very naturally funny. The actual show is not out yet. The what the show that he's directing is not out yet. But that little clip was actually really cute.

SPEAKER_03:

It's like the banter between dad and the kid was nice, which is pretty cool.

SPEAKER_01:

And then they have the younger son, the youngest son, Abram, and there's like always controversy around him. But he I think he's uh he does, he went he goes to that same school. Yeah, Arady's daughter. Yeah, all the all the celebrities. Aradia's not married yet. Aradia, you said Estheria goes there. I said Aradya. And then he said Aradia's daughter. Aradia's daughter all over the place today. We're tired. So he started in the entertainment industry, not the Bollywood industry, but he started in uh a TV show called Fauji, which is about soldiers. And apparently he stood out to somebody, some director, I cannot remember the name, but he got his first break with Divya Barthi and Rishi Kapor and Diva. And since since Divana, no looking back for him. I mean most of his movies, well, the first few movies he was villains, right? Like Basiger, he was a villain, Dur, he was a villain. But kind of like a good villain. Does that make sense? Anti hero. Anti hero. It's a chapter in his book. Um but then I think romantic romantic uh hero like DDLJ turned that for him.

SPEAKER_02:

Because that leads us to Like, what was the first SRK movie you ever watched? Diana. Diana. Me too. Diana. Actually, no, sorry, Basiger. That was the first one. Bazigar was the first one I watched. Okay, okay. And then I went back. Then you watched with Diwana.

SPEAKER_03:

I don't really remember which movie may be the first one, but the most memorable one early on is the Lola Dolhani on the for me. Um and then going back, I may have caught up with Diwana, Dur, and Bazigur because the songs were just classic.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. I remember seeing Diwana, and I was like, who is this not so good looking side character? Like who is he? Because I didn't think I and I think I'd like to see it. Side character. Yeah. Side character. Like he's not even good looking. Like, why is he here?

SPEAKER_01:

As is Rishi Kapoor is so handsome.

SPEAKER_02:

He's not. But again, I was like, the like um Divya Barthi's like gorgeous, right? She's paired up with Rishi Kapoor. Yeah. And then she paired up with this other guy. Like, who is he? Like he's some son. I my in my head, I was like, oh, is he some director's kid? Is that why he's in the in the that's why he made it? Because like he's not good looking. Why is he? My thought was like he's not good looking. But who knew this not so good looking person that I thought was gonna become this huge superstar and um and did all these movies, like you said, all these movies that he's in afterwards. Yeah. But like, is there like a specific you said in your um was your specific movie that you think that you fell in love with? Coach Coach. Yeah, love him. Okay, my most favorite movie in the whole wide world. It's so good. Yeah, I don't think I fell ever fell in love with Sharikhan, but I did like his era. Did you fall in like? I fell in like, yeah. I think I liked his I left again, I learned to love his acting. Yeah, and I think that his acting is what I love, but I didn't fall in love with him. Yeah, but like I think there was an era where I thought he was really cool. Like I liked that kuscucho era, like I liked that look that he was going for. The gap, the gap, I think it was a gap in the hair, the cool, the cool thing with the pa and I think he looked good at that time when he changed his hairstyle or whatever he did, yeah. I think he looked cool. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

I loved the L'Olit al Haniele Genke as that first global movie. But when I was looking at all his filmography and list of films he goes, I was like, wait, this one, this one, no, this one too. I just don't remember watching them like as a core memory, but going back, there's Anjam, Garden Arjun, um, I remember watching Koila and Yes Boss. I mean, I remember the storylines for those two, and they were all before DDLJ. I just know that DDLJ, the character he plays, I was like, that, that boy, I will run away to Switzerland and go on a Europe journey with it. But it's that just made me fall in love with him.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh nice, yeah. I think yeah, I don't think Didi that movie I love it, but I don't know if I'd fall in love with that Raho. I mean that person.

SPEAKER_01:

I mean, but I thought the movie overall, the movie with Kajo, like the whole movie, great movie, not my favorite. Again, Kocho I thought it was my ultimate favorite. And I like that guy, even though like we broke it, we broke it down, but still I did like I did like that guy. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

So one of my favorite SRK movies, which I think is not the most popular, not the most glamorous, but it's still my favorite, is Dears in the G. And it's one of the more recent ones where he played a psychiatrist, psychologist, and it's paired with Alia Bhat, not too glamorous, upset in Goa. And the reason why it's so famous is because he played a therapist in that movie that's not preachy, and he was still in his character where you still fall in love with him and find him handsome and want like want to impress him with his rugged beard and rough looks. But you're getting excited. But intellectually, everything coming out of his mouth or his character's mouth as Dr. Kabir, I was like, oh my god, talk to me more. You are curing my life right now. I was like, I am an alia and I want to take your session. Please don't retire.

SPEAKER_02:

That's so interesting that you mentioned that, right? Because um there's like some um some scene where like he's that character, and Alia's character from Gully Boy comes in, and Renbir's character from um Yejiwani Hajuani's show the commercial. Yeah, and he's like, he's like doing like like he's psycho psychoanalyzing. Yeah, it's really commercial. It's like really funny.

SPEAKER_01:

Like you find it and post it. So I thought that movie was very boring.

SPEAKER_03:

I knew that was coming. I knew that was coming. I never saw the movie. I knew that was coming because it looked boring to me.

SPEAKER_01:

I was like, what is this? Why is he not dancing around a tree yet? Like, what's happening?

SPEAKER_03:

Why okay? See, that just shows his range of acting skills right there.

SPEAKER_02:

We already know's range. I agreed though, but I heard great things about this movie. Uh-huh. I did not watch it, but I heard great things about it.

SPEAKER_01:

I feel like if I watched it, I would be like you and say it was boring. There's like, there's again, people like Rejoya that really loved it, and people like me where I'm like, no. Oh, like this is. I'm pretty sure Emma did not utilize it.

SPEAKER_02:

A lot of people talk about Dears and Diggy, though. They love it. No, they just love about it. You're not the few on that one. Because I feel like a lot of people have said Dears and Diggy is a good movie for Sharuk and for Alia. Yeah. Um, they've both they've said both of those, they did a great job. My question is, was she a love interest for him in that movie? No. No, okay.

SPEAKER_03:

She develops a crush on him, but that's you like, I mean, patients do that with mining. If there's a handsome doctor, I would definitely have a crush on him. I had it virtually just by watching the movie, okay?

SPEAKER_02:

All right, I mean it's a cool movie. I even though it's more recent, it's still a really good movie. Yeah, I heard it.

SPEAKER_09:

Love you's in the game.

SPEAKER_08:

Love goes and the geek.

SPEAKER_02:

Love me the geek Okay, so I'm I we already know that some of the movies that we talked about are some of my favorites, but I'm gonna put one something out there that I don't know if everyone thinks of his favorite, it's one of his older movies. The movie's called Ramjani. And I thought the movie was really good. I thought Shahruk's acting one was really, really good. I don't think people talk about that movie. I think it was actually a flop. I don't think it did that well. But Jui Chala's in it, and um Vivek Mushran's in it. Vivek Mushroom. Mushroom? Mushroom. It is Mushran, I got it. Okay, I got that. But it was very interesting because it showed like he was like supposed to be a gangster in it, and then you know, he is in love with Jui and like all this other stuff happens. But I just thought the way they did the movie was so well done, and like it showed his character from what he was to what it ended in the end. So it's one of my favorite movies, and again, it talks about his range as an actor, right? He he was playing like bad guys and then played like can continue to play these different types of roles and was just did such a good job in it. And that's I remember Ram Jana very, very vividly because I thought it was a really good job.

SPEAKER_01:

I never watched that movie. I watched clips of it, I'm like, me. Like, I don't know, I was just wasn't into it.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, again, I I feel like it's a very specific take. Like, I watched it when when it first came out and I liked it, and I it's like one of the movies I've watched a couple of times because I liked the storyline of it, and I liked how Show actually did in that.

SPEAKER_03:

At least she didn't call it boring. Sorry, Rich, that was a boring movie.

SPEAKER_01:

What's yours? Veer Zara. I mean, everybody knows I love Kuch Kocho Atahe, but Vier Zara I really liked because I liked the love story in it a lot. I loved the songs in it. I love the Sharuk was a typical romantic Sharuk that I die for. Loved it. And I liked Preeti Zintha. I liked Rani Mukherjee's character too. Um, yeah, I just overall I really, really liked that movie.

SPEAKER_03:

Did y'all watch a recent um interview with Manoj? But I was just gonna get there. I was just gonna.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, he was in it too. That's right. Yeah, where he was like, you know what?

SPEAKER_03:

He was like, you know what? So many people think I was the villain in that movie. But honestly, how am I the villain? Here I am with my fiance of so many years. I know I'm gonna marry her and everything. And suddenly this random stranger from a foreign land comes in and like my wife is falling in love with him. Of course, I'm gonna go crazy and try to protect this situation.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I I feel the same thing you're saying, and it's very interesting because I really dislike that movie very much, and it's not even on my top 10 list at all. Yeah, I don't I don't like the story. I don't like the story. I personally did not like the story, I don't like watching it, and it could be because I'm biased between the relationship between between Kajal and Sharuk. When I see Sharik with anyone else, I don't like it. Oh, that's a different thing.

SPEAKER_01:

That kid was like, Why Kajal and they're not married? They're not married, yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

But but I I also think the story, again, I don't like the story. She went away, she like like was like very independent, went away, got like swept away, then was already engaged. Okay, she's engaged to be with someone. Oh, okay. This goes back to that that part again. Engaged to go and get married. And I agree with Manoj Bashpa. Like, you guys think I'm the villain? This man is taking my wife away. I have the power and authority, I'm gonna stop it, right? That's what he did. He basically did that. So that's that's what it was. And then in the end, they turn they're like 40, but they look like they're 75 years old. Yes, so they're like they're supposed to be 40, they're younger than us, and that's how they look with all hair girl. I mean, I need him to look that old because he was in jail, so probably didn't take care of himself, but she was in the ping. He didn't do that in Bataan or Jalan.

SPEAKER_03:

I mean, yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

But I'm saying there's a lot of memes now that were saying what Yashraj thought uh Sharuk would look at 40 or whatever, and then what he actually looks like at 60 or whatever he is now. He's like, he just looks so much younger, exactly.

SPEAKER_02:

But in that now, also I was like, there were supposed to be 40s. Why does it look like they were 65 years old? And she was in the bing, she was in like in the like Gao, so she like had the freedom, had fresh ears, she was in the city, so like why does she look like she was 75 years old? Yeah, and grandma.

SPEAKER_01:

And sorry, it's not Yash Raj, Yesh Chopra.

SPEAKER_02:

My Yes Chopra, yeah, different dishes anyway. That's my feeling on Veer Zara.

SPEAKER_01:

Well, that's okay.

SPEAKER_02:

Did you like Veer Zara? You didn't give your feelings.

SPEAKER_03:

I liked it when I watched it. I wouldn't re-watch it, but then again, when it came out, I was like a teenager that loved all the lovey dovey everything. The big movies with the big anything big. Now I actually like like to critique it. I wouldn't watch it again.

SPEAKER_02:

We watched it in the theater, all of us cousins went together to watch it in the theater, and the scene, spoiler alert, if you've never seen Avier Zara, um, the dad when the when she goes and hugs him in the m uh Mazar, and she's there with her family, they're doing like before weddings are going, doing stuff, and then Shah Ru Khan comes in there and she goes running to him and hugs him, and her dad automatically has a heart attack. I think all my cousins, my cousin, all of us just started laughing because that's that's exactly what we picture our dads would have done if we did that in public and hugging a man that's not anything to us, they would have had a heart attack and we just started laughing.

SPEAKER_03:

Honestly, I do manifest that whenever I'm going on a trip by myself or something, a very handsome guy like Shira Khan helps me be the tour guide. That's the point I enjoyed from the storyline, but everything else, no, I'll take it out. It's fine.

SPEAKER_02:

If she wasn't engaged to be married, yeah, then it's all fine.

SPEAKER_01:

I liked it.

SPEAKER_03:

The next one on my list that I love him in is Om Shantyom. And that movie I love because how I felt with Rocky Rani when it came out last year that, ooh, finally a wholesome Bollywood movie. That's how I felt when Om Shantiom came in in 2007. This man, his stardom, like not only did he star in a movie with a brand new actress, Tippika, who's a like global star on her own name right now, but not only did they start uh he start with her as a new face, he brought in so many other actors and actresses in the movie, and it was just such comic timing. There it was heart pull, like heart strings were pulled during the scenes, and it was just very Bollywood Masala.

SPEAKER_02:

I agree. That's one also on my list. One of the movies of my favorite. I yeah, I agree with you. I completely agree with the part where like for a long time you're like just waiting for like a good Masala movie, and that came out, and I didn't know what to expect from it because the trailers didn't show a lot, like and I was like, who is this girl? Kind of looks like Priyanka, but not really her. Like, who is she? And like they did all these songs, and and I saw the movie and I was like, this is a really good movie, and I've watched that movie multiple times because it's one of those movies that I I love. I can watch that movie anytime now, yeah, like anytime play it in the background or pay attention, even. And you're right, and he brought back older actors because the villain in the movie was I say the name of the I couldn't remember his name.

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So thank you.

SPEAKER_03:

I appreciate it. I thought yeah that was a quiz for us. Yeah, like it was answered. I thought one of you guys were gonna jump in and say it right away. Yeah, but also that song Diwaniki Diwangi. Yeah, or what am I doing? We danced to it last night at AJ Wavy. Diwaniki, Diwaniki brought in so many actors and actresses, and that's what I'm saying. I'm sure they jumped in because it was a Sharuk Khan movie, they believed in him, they believed in the script, so they were like, Yeah, the sounds like you know they that was like I think a one take type of thing.

SPEAKER_02:

I think. Did they do that on one take? Well, they had them all come in at different times. Yeah, different times. Yeah, and it was in some of no, sorry, it wasn't one take, it was that some of it was like um on the spot, like Salman Khan, uh and Sunday that and there was a third Darminda. They wanted to watch they wanted to dance with Darmanda. They won, yeah, they were supposed to be separated, but Darminda, like they waited for Darminda, they all did that dance together. So a lot of improv was happening because Ali Khan was at part two, and he was like what's happening, he was improving with them. So that was fun. And is that Farrakhan's debut?

SPEAKER_03:

Farrakhan's debut as a director.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, and it was just really good. Again, I agree. And I think I fell in love with a couple of Dippika and Sharuk from that movie. Yes, I think they I I outside of Sharuk doing with Ronnie, I think Sharuk with Dipika from Kajul. Sorry, Kajul, sorry, yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

Kajul, Rani, I don't like him. I don't like him with Ronnie.

SPEAKER_02:

I like I like Kajal and Sharuk together, but I do like Kajal and uh sorry, Sharuk and Jui together too. I do like the movie like together. I feel like Chilta Chilta kind of sucked with yes, any movie they've done together, I didn't I haven't liked, but I like him with Dipika.

SPEAKER_03:

Yes, right?

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, so it's a speaking of Dipika and um Sharik, my next favorite movie of them of Sharikan is Chennai Express. Really? So good. I it's just such a fun movie. So dumb good. It's just dumb good. It's a Masala movie. It's fun. They make the funny quirks about the old jokes and the train ride. Train ride and her dippika's timing. I think some people said like her her accent wasn't right or her wording wasn't right. I don't know, but like I thought she did a great job. I thought she did a great acting. The the comic entrance. Do you know her dad in that story? Katapa. It is katapa. It is katapa. Yeah, probably. But like, and uh, but it was just such a good movie, fun movie. And I watched it and again, that's another movie that I've watched multiple times. And I laugh each of the scenes when she's like they're singing and like trying to make fun of the the gundas, and then the gundas start singing to them in Hindi too. Which again a really fun movie. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I like that movie too. And the songs were really nice. All the songs were really good, and it was live, like a very lively, it was an easy movie to watch. Very easy movie to watch, yeah. Super fun again. Another movie of Sharuk and Dipika together that I really enjoy.

SPEAKER_03:

What they say, Kansa Lia. I say Balkwall's dictionary or something. I don't remember. I don't remember, but she did a good job.

SPEAKER_02:

There's so many things that she said in it that she did a really good job. I really enjoyed it.

SPEAKER_07:

Don't miss the buttons.

SPEAKER_01:

So I liked an underdog movie, Chuck the India. Yes. So Chuck the India, he was the coach of a hockey a girls' hockey team, and he was like thrown out of like the league or something for doing some um they they or they fired him?

SPEAKER_02:

They fired him on false accusations. False accusations, yeah. He lost he like lost during the game. He lost a game. Lost the game, and they said, Oh, he was taking through the game, and they like did all the stuff to him, yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

Right. And so then he became the coach of these like Indian women hockey team that made it to like nationals and one some national level, or like globally one or something like that. It's such a good movie. All those girls were so so talented, so good. He was great, of course. Another movie that I rewatched multiple times because I like it. It's really good.

SPEAKER_02:

I love the people like working hard to get to us to something. Underdog, yeah, right? Like do something, yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, and you're at the edge of your seat. You're like, oh my god, are they gonna win? Oh no, like what's gonna happen? And then then you see the internal conflict between the team and itself and how he's just like he just yells at them as like, y'all gotta get it together. Yeah, otherwise we ain't going anywhere, right? And it was just nice.

SPEAKER_02:

But it was it was nice because that's one of the sports movies that I actually like watching. I don't watch I don't like watching a lot of sports movies, but it was very, it was very well done. And that was like one of the beginning of maybe sports movies or something like that. Um I'm not sure, but like that's the earliest I remember, but it was a really good watch. It was really good. It was really, really nice.

SPEAKER_03:

And that um his dialogue set their minute or speech became really popular. Um I don't remember the whole movie scene by scene, but I do remember how I was in the edge of the seat during the last hit of the score of the ball, right? And like um his His eyes trying to get in touch with the goalkeeper, and you know that anxiety. He just did it so well. And you know, whenever you have a slow motion in scene, it's hard to convey all these emotions in a stretched-out time. I don't know. It was I agree.

SPEAKER_02:

I agree. It was a good movie. Very good movie. It was like done very well. And all the side characters are really good too. All those side characters. All those girls are very good.

SPEAKER_03:

And now I know I can go back and make fun of it with the storyline and acting of everything. But when it came out in 2000, along with Gahuna Fathead, that movie just I was a great student of Guru Kul watching it. Like the camaraderie and acting between Amitab and Sharuk coming in, and then Eshwaria was there too. So just these three big stars, but then also three really hot-looking couples joining the crowd, and songs are fun. So I remember loving it so much that even as an adult, I'm not gonna go back and think with my brain.

SPEAKER_01:

I agree. I I that came out when I was in college, I think, or maybe even post-college, but like we would watch, I would watch it with my friends all the time. We'd like fast forward and watch selected scenes of it, mainly the dances and stuff like that. And we would like try to choreograph it ourselves or copy what they were doing. I just remember telling my friend though, I was like, imagine all that noise he's actually making, like when he was playing the violin.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, like how terrible must that really sound like I I don't I don't think I yeah, Mohapate was one of those movies that when you went to the theater, you're like, oh my god, it's so cool, it looks so good. The songs are amazing, these new cameras. Exactly. So that's what happened to me. Then I watched it again. I'm like, oh, this is not so great. He's kind of like a crazy man, she's a dead woman all over the place. And Ashwarya's very annoying in this movie, she's like not doing a good job, and like he randomly just sees her dancing, and you just killed yourself because you were in love with someone who could tell your dad that you loved him. It was very strange movie to me, and I didn't like it. And in the end, like you don't see what happens to the children, like you don't see what happens to those kids, it just ends. Actually, yeah, you're right. Never show the closure to them. They run away at the gate, right? The boys just run, but like, but it doesn't show if they got together or the girls or what the story it never showed a closure to the ending. Like, did they get together? You don't know. The school shutdown. I don't know that what happened. It's like this is a strange ending to the movie. Like, we're trying to focus on these kids, and you show us so much of it, but we don't get the closure of like what actually happened.

SPEAKER_03:

Well, that movie was over three hours. I think they were just like trying to wrap it up by then.

SPEAKER_02:

They had great songs, I agree. Perume bandan, great song, Sony Sony. We talked about these songs, yeah. So yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

In Perume Bandane, at the end when Eshwaria comes, there's actually dancers running into her, so she's not a real ghost at the bid.

SPEAKER_07:

Zindara hiti ha unikimathing.

SPEAKER_02:

Um, okay, so I think outside of that one I'm at another favorite movie. Um, and I think you've already mentioned it earlier uh as one of your like remember watching movie, movie Unjam. I thought Unjam, again, I know I liked it a lot. I liked it. I think it was such a great acting from him, from Madhury, from my cousin, one of my guy cousins says this very like he loves that movie because there's no he's like, there's no happy ending. Everyone dies. Yeah. I think it's kind of interesting because usually in Bollywood movies, there's always kind of a happy ending, right? Like back in the day, especially there used to be a lot of happy endings, like everything used to like end up. Happily ever acting happily ever acts. The Disney ending ending. And this one was the one movie that you remember that oh, there is no happy ending here. Like it's like the They both fall off a cliff, right? They both die. They all die because she lost everything because of him. Yeah, and he already was just uh such a tortured soul that he died, and then in the and then she lost everything as well. Like she lost her family, she lost everything, her job, everything because of this crazy psychotic person that was like in like in love with her.

SPEAKER_03:

To Nikki Kid is from that movie, right?

SPEAKER_02:

It is, it is. Yeah, to Nikki Kid with that movie. Yeah, very interesting. So we talked about it. Yes, yes, yes. But yeah, that's one of my things. Like, like when I I went, I was thinking of like outside, like obviously we I love the Kuchkuchotahe movie, even though like we talked about it. D DLJ's one. I love watching that movie, it's so fun, so easy to connect with. Um, K3G, we talked about again, love it, but like so those are the big ones that everybody knows about.

SPEAKER_01:

I think everybody there there are some people that are gonna find flaws to it, but the majority of the world likes babies.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, we're trying to go outside of that. And I think unjama is a good one to watch if you want to see like his versatility and I made a dil.

SPEAKER_07:

So we said to line up, hey, koyamera, so we said to me the birth.

SPEAKER_01:

So, I mean, another villainy um uh character for him, fan. I don't know if you guys watched that. But I watched it. I really liked it.

SPEAKER_02:

He played his young us himself. He did two like a double role.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, yeah. So he was the star, and then he was also the fan. But the fan was like obsessed with the star. And I I just liked seeing him do those both roles, and he's a good he's such a good actor. He's such a good actor.

SPEAKER_02:

That's what people remember, like everyone in the world knows him, right? Like, no one not knows Shah Ru Khan. Like, we talked about like how he might be you know premiering at Met Gala and how like um the new Captain America.

SPEAKER_01:

But I think on top of his films, it's actually him. Like he is so quick-witted. He's charming, he's I mean, I don't even think he's handsome, but he's got everything else that makes him handsome.

SPEAKER_03:

Everything else makes him handsome. Like, if you ask me now, is he handsome? I will 100% say yes. Because I can't separate his charisma from anything else. Yes, right. His charisma is him. Yeah. And I find that.

SPEAKER_01:

And it goes the other way around too. Like, if you see somebody with a terrible personality and they're gorgeous, you're like, ew, that person is not pretty, right? Because their personality sucks.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Agreed. Totally agree. And we say that about I think we said that about someone else before that. Probably. Yeah, we probably did. But like their personality, like they're pretty, but their personality is just not there, so you don't like them. But Charlotte Khan does get a really good, like, everyone in the industry talks about him. How like if you come to his house, he walks you out, he like says goodbye to you at the door, like he let opens a door. Like he they I've only heard good things about him.

SPEAKER_01:

And this may be back to his upbringing. Like, he wasn't brought up in the Bollywood world. He has his parents passed away when he was young, right? And he only had a sister, and the sister apparently had like a mental breakdown when her father passed away. And so she's like, I saw an interview, and he said, My sister still hasn't come out of that, but she's one of the most important people in my life. So she lives with us, and she actually has a relationship with my wife and all the kids and stuff. So it's like you know, he has so much um he's humble because of so what has happened to him. Um, and he said I think he said one time too that he tries not to think about him not having his parents and how his sister's like that because he saw how his sister is and he doesn't want to be that way. So that's why he has this bigger than life personality. Interesting.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, yeah. He's he seems like a cool person, so I'd be his friend. Shout out.

SPEAKER_03:

I'd be his fan. You are his fan.

SPEAKER_02:

So hopefully if you're guys listening to it and if you haven't seen any of these movies, you can go out and watch them. I think they're on Prime, on Netflix, on Hot GeoHot Store.

SPEAKER_01:

Or just go buy them. Give him the money. It's fine. Oh, okay. All right, fine. I mean, because you don't need no more money. So much more money, Shark Khan. Just give it to him.

SPEAKER_02:

But I wanna I wanna play a little fun game. Uh it's called this or that. Okay. Alright, and I'm gonna ask you guys a quick question then and no overthinking. Just answer as quick as it comes to you.

SPEAKER_03:

No overthinking. That's gonna be hard for me.

SPEAKER_02:

If you hesitate, you're gonna have to explain why you hesitated, okay? Okay. Alright. So here we go. Who are you? Is it for both of us? For both of you guys. So we just blur it out. Okay. Raj from the DDLJ or Rahul from Kushota. Rahul.

SPEAKER_03:

Do you want to say why? No, you know why. I love that guy. Okay. And Rah. I actually don't know why Raj, but I know he was Dilwale. Like, true heart. Got it, got it. Aman from Kahonaho or Kabir from Chuck the India. Kabir. Aman. Although now although now I do see him as red flags, but I loved his character in that movie when I watched it. Kabir, I liked his perseverance. He seemed serious to me.

SPEAKER_02:

He was serious. I actually think Chuck the India for me too. I mean, yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

But in that time, like yeah. He was stable. That's why I didn't like him at that time.

SPEAKER_02:

Sorry, he was too stable for you.

SPEAKER_03:

He's too stable for me.

SPEAKER_02:

Now I'm yes. 90s lover boy SRK or 2020 action star SRK. 90s lover boy, huh? Wow, look at you guys. Alright, this is interesting. Kajol and SRK or Dipika and SRK? Kajol and SRK. Dipika now.

SPEAKER_03:

No.

SPEAKER_02:

No.

SPEAKER_01:

Once he marries Kajol, he's sticking with her for life. Okay. So Kajol.

SPEAKER_03:

Kajol and 90s. Kaj came first. But Kajul is annoying to me now, and I can't watch her with S.

SPEAKER_01:

We've said that, that she's kind of annoying. But that's in her like interviews. But as an actress with him, they're good.

SPEAKER_02:

Karin Joher's SRK or Yash Chopra's SRK? Yes. Chopra, maybe. Oh. Karin Johar did what? And Yas Chopra is the DLJ, though. You love D DLJ. Oh, okay. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

Maybe I'm just neutral with this Yes Russian.

SPEAKER_02:

Same one. Same one right here. I don't know. No.

SPEAKER_03:

This one.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, that's hard. I I like both. Yeah. Yeah. I like both. Neutral. Villain SRK or hero SRK. Oh. Oh.

SPEAKER_01:

I do like villain SRK. I do like a good SRK villain. I think I'm gonna have to go with villain.

SPEAKER_03:

Acting-wise villain.

SPEAKER_01:

I'd like to see him again as a villain. You know. I think so.

SPEAKER_02:

I haven't done a Don, but Don isn't really a villain, though. He was fan. Fan was he was kind of villainy. Villainy in that one? Okay. Like he was obsessed. Yeah. Like yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

He can do so much with his eyes. Yes. That's all I know.

SPEAKER_02:

Yes.

SPEAKER_03:

Mehuna SRK or Om Shantiom S. Om Shantiom.

SPEAKER_01:

I didn't like either. Um Oh, actually, you know what? Maybe Mehuna. Yeah. Yeah. Because I liked how he would just like shut down every time Shushvita said walked into the room and he would like be like he just had no words. And then there's that one scene where that the principal, whoever it was, would the other guy with the mustache, when he was talking to him, he had to spit in his face into Shahkan's face. No, there was another dude. Oh, a nook. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03:

Something. There's another one. He was the doctor in Hamabkehekon.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, and he had to like, the way he had to say it, like his character was the one that would like spit in the shit. The teacher. The teacher. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And like Shahra Khan just had to take it, but there's like these clips where like Shahra Khan's like laughing at it.

SPEAKER_02:

That's interesting. Yeah. Mehuna was a fun. I like Mehuna if Zayat Khan and Emory. They were not in it. I would love the movie. It's a fun movie to watch without those two. Agreed. Alright, this is the last question. Open arm post, Sharkan, or running to the train, Sharkan. Open arm. Open arm. We did it last night at AJ Wavy. Yes. I would pick running to the train. SRK. Why? Why? This thing is such an interesting scene, and you've never seen that anywhere else. And it's just, I don't know. I just like it.

SPEAKER_03:

I've seen the Delega movies all the time. My maiden better not get up on that train and jump back into the city.

SPEAKER_02:

But that goes back to like you like meeting a random stranger somewhere. That's how like I want to meet someone pulling me up on a train as opposed to like not right now, but like back in the day, as opposed to like no, I like open arms. Like, what is what are you doing? Wow.

SPEAKER_01:

But that's he made that his thing. That's his iconic pose. That is iconic. You got Air Jordan with his pose, and you got Shahro Khan with his pose. Air Jordan when he's up slip. Air Jordan. Okay. Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan.

SPEAKER_03:

I was like, Air Jordan.

SPEAKER_01:

He's got his silhouette, and Shahro Khan has his silhouette.

SPEAKER_03:

Yeah. That's true.

SPEAKER_02:

That is his pose.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah. This was fun. This was good.

SPEAKER_02:

A lot of you guys answers is very interesting because I didn't think some of those things that you would actually say.

SPEAKER_06:

I'm the best. I'm the best. I'm the best. I'm the best.

SPEAKER_03:

So I'm going to ask you all a question, and I really want you to think about it and tell me what you think. Okay. Alright, so the question is Was Dave Nuss just a whiny man or a tragic hero? I think a tragic hero. I think it's a tragic hero. I do. Man, these days I'm gonna pick him as a whiny man. Really? I think so.

SPEAKER_01:

No, I'm a lot of trauma that. No, actually, actually. But a lot of trauma made him very trained.

SPEAKER_03:

No, no, and people can break trauma of no one.

SPEAKER_02:

I wanna agree with, I think I wanna take my back. I think it whiny whiny. No, even though I do like the movie, if you really think about it, he walked out and she was left by herself.

SPEAKER_03:

He was the rich son's son. Yeah, yeah. Sorry, that didn't make sense. But the rich son, he had everything. He had the education, status, power, money, and he's the one now crying because of the room broken.

SPEAKER_02:

And remember, like he like he wasn't even writing letters to her that much while she was while she was just waiting for him.

SPEAKER_01:

But love has no definition. It doesn't matter if you're a rich man. Clearly, not in his life.

SPEAKER_02:

But that's where it goes back, right? Because when his dad said you can't be with her, he left. And he left her. But like he didn't like fight for her. He left To go to Chandra Muki. No, no, no, he didn't go to Chandramuki that time. He had left, but remember he left, and that's when she's like, I don't know what's happening. And the mother was like, He left right now. He's not coming back. Either you get married or you wait for him forever. What are you gonna do? So she's like, for my family's reputation, I have to get married, and that's what she did. And then he comes the day of her wedding and says, Don't get married. What do you mean? You know what I mean? And then he thinks I still think tragic. And then he's like, Oh no, my love, my first love. Uh uh. He does that. He could have songs. My love. My love. Yeah, we are not going back to that song. But like, that's a good, that's a really good question. Because if you really think about it, yeah, I I agree originally tragic, but whiny, yeah, whiny.

SPEAKER_03:

Whiny for sure.

SPEAKER_01:

But tragic, whiny hero. Let's combine them both. All right. Nice. Well, Sharik, we do love you still, even though if you're tragic and whiny. And I love the games this episode. Yeah, that's fun.

SPEAKER_03:

Let us know if you'd like it.

SPEAKER_01:

Alright, are we ready for the blinds? Actually, just the blind. I only have one blind.

SPEAKER_03:

Just so sleepy. I kind of do.

SPEAKER_01:

Like that 5 a.m. is just kicking in right now. As in 5 a.m. coming home at 5 a.m. Not waking up to do workouts. No, and being up by 9 for soccer. Alright. A superstar decided to produce a period epic starring an aging superstar and a top filmmaker. The project has been stuck at the editing table, and the release date keeps getting pushed. The hero is annoyed with the producer, and just mention just the mention of his name irks him. Amencon Mahabharata Mahabharat. I'm gonna see if there's a part two. The aging superstar is seeing a revival in his career. He delivered a blockbuster two years ago, back two years ago, and his latest release is also on its way and becoming a hit.

SPEAKER_02:

Amir Khan Mahabhar Mahabharat.

SPEAKER_01:

They're saying that the aging superstar is Sunny the old. Oh last blockbuster was Gother too. Yes, Gother too. Superstar who turned into the producer is Amir Khan. And the period epic, I guess there's a movie called La Horror 1947.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh, interesting. Was Sunny the old in it as a star?

SPEAKER_03:

I'm surprised.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh, interesting.

SPEAKER_03:

I feel like Sunny the Ole after Guther, all he does is like patriotic movie.

SPEAKER_01:

He did something recently, right? Gother too. No, J J A. Jack.

SPEAKER_02:

Judge. I think Judge. Yeah. Judge. I don't know if is that his movie? I don't know.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, yeah. It's him. I thought it was him.

SPEAKER_02:

Let me look it up.

SPEAKER_01:

I saw somebody not dancing. Yeah, it's him. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08:

Oh my god.

SPEAKER_01:

It's either him or Ajay the Evgan. It's one of the two non-dancers.

SPEAKER_02:

We should do an episode of the worst dancers in Bollywood.

SPEAKER_01:

Yes, that actually would be fun. Um, yeah, we'll. Alright, guys. Are you ready for the vows? Yes, yes. You're ready for the vows.

SPEAKER_02:

Alright. When he hit it. Alright, this I found a new song. Uh, it's from uh Pakistani artist. It's called Judai. So after Paupol, this is another song that I'm really, really loving.

SPEAKER_01:

These are making their rounds on TikTok. Like all of these Pakistani songs. The new ones are very good.

SPEAKER_02:

This song is called Judai.

SPEAKER_04:

Vanadia.

SPEAKER_02:

You should hear it. It's really, really good. It's by Ali Shurj, Ali Reza, and Shahjar Hussein.

SPEAKER_01:

I am excited about it. Um, so my vow is called to go along with tragic and whiny men. It's called Mujepine though by Darshan Ravel. Money's guy, one of my favorites. It's a really good song, but it's also about this guy that's whining about drinking and stuff.

unknown:

So it's good.

SPEAKER_03:

Alright, for me, I don't know if he's tragic, but he's definitely whiny in my head. And that's U Shake But J. But I love this song by him. I've mentioned it before. It's called Right Here, Right Now from the movie Bluff Master. That's a good song. Good song. So good job, baby.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, he's still got that favorite song. And he raps in it, too, right? He raps in. Yeah, yeah, he did a good job. I liked him.

SPEAKER_01:

Alright, well, bye guys. We made it to the episode.

SPEAKER_08:

Woo!

SPEAKER_02:

Like, share, follow.

SPEAKER_08:

Bye.

SPEAKER_00:

That's enough, girl. Hick a man or a ja tu head. Some Josai Bata Bucky.

unknown:

Vaughn the talk side. But keep on knee behead die.

SPEAKER_00:

Cut like a jar bat the bucket.

unknown:

Right, right.

SPEAKER_01:

Wow, guys. I'm tired. But let's go. Let's live in this git blah blah.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, just go. Just go. You wanna bore tired. Yeah, just say vow time. It's a debate question. I don't want debate.

SPEAKER_01:

No.

SPEAKER_02:

I don't know. I can't think right now. And you have to go pick any of those three. Tuesdays. Tuesdays.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah. Yeah. Tuesdays. Because I still probably won't get through double cards.

SPEAKER_02:

I mean it's it's already alive.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah. You can't say anything, you can't slurp, you can't breathe, you don't do anything. Okay.